I would also like to connect with additional agents for any current opportunities in their respective territories.Thank you in advance

@Francisco Trejo I don't think an addition is anywhere near the complexity and cost of a new build.

Roof, exterior work, additions etc...

I currently have two duplexes in my portfolio so I'm aware of the inspections in that situation, but not sure what additional inspections I should have done.

Unfortunately, my current employment will not cover the additional properties but with the tenants' rent I could pay for all said expenses.

Additionally, I spoke with a broker last week about multifamily trends in the canton, OH and the surrounding area and he said trends show average price points around $35k-$40k for market properties, so maybe you can find distressed product around $25k a door? 

I am retired and looking to flip houses for additional income.

As someone to help walk you through the process - contract, contingencies, title work, etc. - and split the deal.

The memorandum (some use a letter of intent) approach is considered a "soft lease option" because the memorandum is generally a non-exclusive agreement that gives the seller the ability to walk away at any time if they choose to do so (even once you've spent all your time and energy finding a buyer and the seller decides to walk away at the last minute), but also gives you the ability to gain an assignable interest via the memorandum in a way that feels less scary to a seller (and generally you can structure the terms of the memorandum to have the rental payments begin the moment you assign, so you don't have to make payments while you're trying to find someone to assign to).You can also gain an assignable interest through a "hard lease option" that is exclusive between you and the seller, and will usually require you to start making payments at a specified date.

Additionally, I like the lower down payment with FHA/THDA, especially if you have 3 other people paying down the note.